Unanswered Questions in Real Estate
Real estate investing involves the purchase, ownership, management, rental and/or sale of real estate for profit. Should I refinance now or later? Should I invest in real estate backed securities? Read on for popular real estate questions.
0 answers, 1 follower |
Jan 29, 2017 by Gerald
1 answer, 2 followers |
Nov 17, 2016 by Jeff
My husband and I have completely separate bank accounts since day one we got married. If I bought the house after I got married with my own money. The deed is only under my name and mortgage is also only under my name. Can I sell my property to my mom
...(more)
My husband and I have completely separate bank accounts since day one we got married. If I bought the house after I got married with my own money. The deed is only under my name and mortgage is also only under my name. Can I sell my property to my mom or brother and rent it back from her/him, so I can avoid giving half of the house to my husband? He has never paid a dime on the mortgage.
hide
1 answer, 1 follower |
Dec 26, 2015 by Rose
0 answers, 2 followers |
Jul 26, 2015 by bryan
0 answers, 2 followers |
Jul 26, 2015 by bryan
The property is located in Florida. I am 58y/o.
2 answers, 3 followers |
Apr 01, 2015 by Edwin
investment property in Palm Springs as I can't afford a home in my current market (work in Santa Monica). I don't want to over-extend myself so sharing my financial picture below. I have 94k in my 401k (can currently borrow roughly $45k), only $5,000
...(more)
investment property in Palm Springs as I can't afford a home in my current market (work in Santa Monica). I don't want to over-extend myself so sharing my financial picture below. I have 94k in my 401k (can currently borrow roughly $45k), only $5,000 in savings and $5,000 in a ROTH IRA. I'm 36 and earn just above 6 figures. My current rent is $1500 which I would also need to factor in for the mortgage. I'm browsing desert properties around $300k and would use as a rental vs primary residence. Lastly, I am also considering purchasing WITH my significant other (he's an attorney and would clearly outline the terms should we split - hope that wouldn't be the case! :) which would make the payments and down payment much more manageable. Thoughts?
hide
5 answers, 9 followers |
Jun 11, 2014 by Tina
